Fallout's Deceitful Marijuana Agenda?

[Jogre]

Since Fallout made references to Star Trek before, here are a few examples from Star Trek actors to illustrate how widespread the agenda is:

So a thing references another thing that a few members of the cast of support something, and that's proof of a widespread agenda?

That's the conspiracy theorist equivalent of "I knew a guy who knew a guy, who knew a guy, who was there"

Two years later, she took her mystic test, a key ingredient of which is several pots worth of hallucinogenic plants from Hakunin's garden.

Dude, Arroyo is basically supposed to be an overly-stereotypical group of tribals.

Mystical tribal hallucinogens is the biggest cliche in the book.

There's no hidden meanings here, it's supposed to be a silly tribal cliche, like Sulik having a bone in his nose.

 

[Alphons]

There is a theory that if you go to Goodsprings Cemetary at Halloween (exactly midnight), go under water tower, close your eyes and whisper 3 times "I want to believe" your character will be teleported to secret level and given all answers about hidden agendas in recreation industry.

I'm trying to do this for 7th time this year. I ask for your help. If enough people will try someone will succeed.

 

[Black Angel]